If you're trying to use this config checkout this cheat sheet.
git clone http://github.com/luan/vimfiles.git ~/.vim~/.vim/installmore...- Enjoy
OSX
brew reinstall vim --with-lua
brew reinstall macvim --with-luaLinux
sudo apt-get install vim-noxOSX
brew uninstall ctags
brew tap kopischke/ctags
brew install ctags-fishman --HEADLinux
exuberant-ctags from your OS is generally enough for most things, but if you want more CSS, ruby and other goodnesses you will need to manually compile and replace your ctags installation with: https://github.com/fishman/ctags
I may make this more verbose later, but for now, here's a list of plugins that require further installation:
- Fugitive Requires Git to be installed.
- ag.vim Requires ag to be installed.
- ack.vim Requires ack to be installed.
- tagbar Requires exuberant-ctags
Default colorscheme: hybrid
Alternate colorscheme: monokai
The directory contains a bash script named install. install will create your local override files (.vimrc.local.before and .vimrc.local), symlink .vimrc and .gvimrc.
It will also install golang's tools if you have golang on your $PATH.
" will save automatically when leaving the buffer
" 0 or 1, defaults 0
let g:autosave = 1
To disable the neocomplete autocomplete popup:
let g:neocomplete#enable_at_startup = 0 " disable neocomplete
let g:neocomplcache_enable_at_startup = 0 " disable the fallback version when no LUA
Be sure to always edit the vimrc using ,vi, which opens the vimrc in the .vim folder. Vim has a nasty habit of overriding symlinks.